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Merry Christmas!
As I sit here with my warm cup of coffee, I have a smile on my face. I am reminiscing all that has happened this year and what the new year will bring. It has certainly not been easy, but it’s been great. I sincerely wish you all the best of health and happiness in these cherished moments you share with family and friends.
For some, the holidays are very hard. This could be due to loss or the hardship of life. For others, the holidays are a time to relax and finally enjoy some family time. For me, it’s time to contemplate.
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Travel For As Long As You Wish by Mark James Murphy (Book Review #1374)
‘Travel For As Long As You Wish’ is a non-fiction self-help book dedicated to those who wish to go around the world vacating on a budget that is reasonable. The author manages to teach you how to pack and be ready for travel by providing you with useful tools. The book inspires and enables you to create your own adventure.
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Review Tales Magazine
Winter Edition 5
We ring in the New Year with hope and a promise. We hope the holiday season has given you enjoyment and that 2023 is filled with much-needed love and success. We promise to bring an even more diverse and collectively improved magazine for our book lovers and authors.
With all the success that followed last year and the launch of Review Tales Magazine, I was not expecting such a wonderful reception. I always knew the writing community needed such a platform, and as I would converse with so many authors, I understood the value of its creation. However, what transpired was an overwhelming amount of support, love, and, ultimately, an inspirational outcome.
While I sit here and write for the first edition of this year’s magazine, I want to let you all know that we plan to keep altering, innovating, and challenging magazine standards. We resolve to make resolutions as we go and purely write for you.
The winter 2023 issue is filled with the evolution of an author, the confessions of a sci-fi writer, and how an author has found freedom and truth through writing. We invite late bloomers to this wonderful world of inventiveness and all the inspired authors who write and use visual imagination in their books.
A lot can happen in a year, and between the good, the bad, and the ugly, this may seem like an understatement to most. As glasses are raised, and fireworks explode into the sky, it’s important to recognize the special symbolism of the New Year.
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Forbidden Love by Dee Rose (Book Review #1373)
‘Forbidden Love’ is a fiction romance about Mark and Jess and how they overcome obstacles both individually and together as friends and possibly more. The closeness and relationship between them are undeniable. Mark has strong sexual feelings for Jessie, and although Jesse marries his high school sweetheart, Mark never forgets how he feels about Jess.
Read MoreIn The Daze Of My Youth by Joshua Kraushar (Book Review #1372)
‘In the daze of my youth’ is a memoir about 70 years of the author’s life. From the 1950s through the 1970s, you walk through every experience, aspect, encounter, feeling, and true adventure the author shares with you.
Read MoreSoap-Stud & Blue-Movie Girl by David Godolphin (Book Review #1371)
Soap-Stud & Blue-Movie Girl is a humorous young adult book. The book consists of two short novellas, both set in the 1990s.
Read MoreThe Konar and the Apple: Fun, Beauty, and Dread—From Ahwaz to California by Babak Hodjat (Book Review #1370)
‘The Konar and the Apple’ is a memoir of Babak Hodjat’s journey from when he was a child living in Iran during the revolution of Iran in 1979. He travels to Japan and lives there in his teens before moving to the United States, marking a firm stand in the world.
Read MoreKilling the Butterfly by Dale Ward (Book Review #1369)
‘Killing the Butterfly’ is a fiction thriller, and you follow Patty, a 19-year-old girl who dreams of travelling the world writing. Her dreams don’t really go as planned. Travelling, she does but with her violent boyfriend, Roy, who gets her involved in violent crimes.
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